Papa John’s former CEO slammed the pizza chain he founded in an interview with local news.

“I’ve had over 40 pizzas in the last 30 days,” John Schnatter told WDRB News in an interview this week. “And it’s not the same pizza. It’s not the same product. It just doesn’t tastes as good.”

Schnatter resigned as Papa John’s chairman in 2018, after admitting to using the n-word during a company conference call earlier that year. The Papa John’s founder stepped down as CEO in December 2017, following backlash for his criticism of players kneeling during the NFL national anthem to protest against police brutality.

In the WDRB News interview, Schnatter said his ousting was a “farce.” He slammed Papa John’s new leadership, including Steve Ritchie, who replaced him as CEO, and Papa John’s board members Olivia Kirtley and Mark Shapiro. Schnatter said that Kirtley and Shapiro “should be in jail.”

“They stole the company, and now they’ve destroyed the company,” Schnatter said.